Rachel Maddow

That is, if the U.S.

could find a way to put U.S.

troops on the ground in Greenland without landing on the blown up airfields.

Think about that for a second.

I mean, Denmark, it's freaking Denmark.

They are literally and officially our ally, but they had to send troops out with live ammunition and blood supplies and live explosives, not for an exercise, not for training, but on a real deployment on which they planned to disable the airfields in Greenland to protect their territory against us, against the United States.

You may also recall that Denmark is in NATO.

So if Trump actually does try to use military force to take Greenland, we will be at war with all of NATO.

But now I guess we know how it would start.

Too dramatic?

Too far-fetched?

Oh, wait, there's more.

Consider Hungary right now.

The authoritarian leader in Hungary, Viktor Orban, keeps getting visits from top U.S.

officials.

He just got one from Secretary of State Marco Rubio.

He's supposed to host Vice President J.D.

Vance very soon.

Trump did a creepy video endorsement for Viktor Orban this weekend.

Our government is doing everything they can to try to sort of